**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Thu Nov 10 03:00:01 2016 Nov 10 03:26:16 I'm worried that is it possible for bbb wireless to boot from nfs and tftp load linux kernel in the uboot, since it has removed the eth. Nov 10 03:31:36 Guest8049: it definitely won't support netbooting straight from ROM (except when tethered via usb as rndis device) Nov 10 03:32:16 and to be realistic, I don't really see u-boot support for the wireless chipset as very likely either Nov 10 03:41:39 So when I have built an image by yocto, how to load this image in the PC, instead of copying it to the Nov 10 03:41:51 bbb wireless's rom Nov 10 03:54:54 you can't copy anything to rom, rom is read-only memory, hence the name :P Nov 10 03:55:27 booting via uSD would be the most typical way Nov 10 03:56:21 netbooting via usb tether would be another Nov 10 03:56:53 btw does this mean you've successfully done netbooting via ethernet on a regular beaglebone black? Nov 10 03:57:34 (that's interesting to know since, while I knew it should be possible, I haven't tried it yet myself nor heard of anyone who had) Nov 10 04:01:06 netboot via usb is very similar to netboot via ethernet, except you connect the bbb as usb device to your host and it will appear as RNDIS network interface, via which the processor then netboots. it requires an u-boot specifically built for it (see e.g. am335x_evm_usbspl_defconfig) Nov 10 04:04:48 And what is tether? Nov 10 04:05:40 yeah I just used the word to avoid saying "netboot via usb" which sounds more like you'd hook up some usb-ethernet converter to the usb host port, which is definitely not the case Nov 10 04:08:47 the term usb tether is generally used for connecting a cellphone to a computer/laptop as network device, which is actually a similar setup, although in that case the purpose is to share the cellphone's internet connection with the computer Nov 10 05:04:46 what the whole usb netboot ordeal looks like from the server point of view: https://gerbil.xs4all.nl/usb-netboot.html Nov 10 09:52:27 Does anyone have any tips how to enable the wakeup from suspend through GPIO feature? Nov 10 11:35:27 is there some clever way to run git from host when running image-builder (which uses qemu)? Nov 10 11:35:43 as this is the point of most frequent random fails (freeze) Nov 10 11:42:35 is there some clever way to run git from host when running image-builder (which uses qemu)? <--- "running image-builder" of course means running the chroot script defined in config used for RootStock-NG.sh Nov 10 12:50:38 i am trying to install beaglebone black drivers on windows 8 64-bit. download the drivers from the site. but when i tried to open it says 7-zip: Data Error Nov 10 13:02:01 hello Nov 10 13:52:54 Ionakka: it uses qemu-system you mean? since that should be wholly unnecessary... Nov 10 13:52:57 but, bbl Nov 10 19:34:28 hi everyone **** ENDING LOGGING AT Fri Nov 11 03:00:00 2016